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Karl
6th December 2006, 23:41
what clutch do I need?
my friend bought me a VTS clutch
and to our dispair we put all the stuff back under the bonnet.
but when the clutch is engaged it makes a metal on metal screetch
Any ideas?
hesslevtr
6th December 2006, 23:43
you put it in righrt
Karl
6th December 2006, 23:45
we put what in?
everything is in fine.
hesslevtr
6th December 2006, 23:46
the clutch pressure plate
if evetything is fine why say you have a problem
Karl
6th December 2006, 23:52
no i said I put everything in correctly.
yet its making a noise; therefore a part is incorrect.
hesslevtr
6th December 2006, 23:54
is the friction plate on right way
you should have a vts clutch
did the clutch sit on the splines of the gearbox perfect
Karl
6th December 2006, 23:55
friction plate = the bronzey colored semi circle shaped thing?
hesslevtr
6th December 2006, 23:56
the bit what you have to get lined up propley
Karl
6th December 2006, 23:59
well my friend is a mechanic; he carried out the work.
it's only when you engage the clutch;
he says it could be the release bearing?
hesslevtr
7th December 2006, 00:01
he could of got that wrong way round easy mistake todo
or pressure plate is wrong and not sitting on splines
could be release bearing not sat on right
Karl
7th December 2006, 00:02
kk; thanks for your help hessle.
only other thing is
to do all of these jobs, i need to take gearbox out dont I? :(
hesslevtr
7th December 2006, 00:03
yup sure do
Karl
7th December 2006, 00:06
*sigh* okay; thanks mate. :(
shaggers_saxvtr
7th December 2006, 01:03
Me n mike put it all in fine - certain the plate is the right way round although it didnt have which way it was meant to go round stamped on it. However 95% that is fine, Im sure its the realease bearing, its either badly remanufactured or the wrong one, it didnt have teeth like the old one, wish we had used the old one even tho this one sat fine, its just that over a new or an old part, naturally u would use the new one woudlnt u.. It sounds as tho the release bearing is spinning, hence when u engage the clutch it spins on the plate, metal on metal...
Oh well, heres to 3 or 4 more evenings work taking the box back out and fixing whats wrong, i canny wait...:(
hesslevtr
7th December 2006, 09:32
when you look at the friction plate where the springs are 1 side is thcker then the other and you want the thicker side facing the gearbox
shaggers_saxvtr
7th December 2006, 12:43
Ok thanks hessle pretty sure thats what has been done, but you never know, do funny things when u get tired..
Thanks for your help, heres a rep biscuit to munch on..!
hesslevtr
7th December 2006, 13:29
yeah iv done it a few times even forgot to put the release bearing in on 1 car luckly it was only a fiesta so was easy to take out again
SAM33R
12th January 2007, 04:01
either the clutch disk is on wrong way round
or more than likely the release bearing has come out of place, it clips on to the fork in the box
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